Most of the time, I just sigh and reboot to Wintendo to do firmware flashing of different things, as most manufacturers provide a little Win app to handle that. I'm interested to hear of any brave soul's (or souls') experience(s) with flashing under OS/2, either using TFTP or some other method.
Also, the latest firmware for the Cisco 340 & 350 specifically states that it is not for Linux or Mac (doesn't mention DOS - and yes, Cisco does indeed provide a DOS driver for these), but only for Windows platforms. Any thoughts as to what could go wrong under OS/2? Not that I'm anxious to flash my card!! I'd read a rumor somewhere that the later firmware for the 340 boosted the output substantially, so I was curious to try it on one of the 340's around here...
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